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Ivan Karaman
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Ivan Karaman
@ivanandcode
Human, tester, content creator. Also known as ivanAndCode ;) Views are my own.
Auckland, New Zealand Katılım Kasım 2010
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Huge shoutout to @goldbergyoni and other contributors, you rock, folks! ❤️
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you will find it there: t.me/ivanAndCode_ch…
(shameless plug) 🤣
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🔥Found a great repo containing solid advice and examples on "how to automate" within the JavaScript ecosystem.
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#testing #testautomation #softwaretesting
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Abusive bosses don't drive performance. They undermine it.
471 studies, 149k people, 36 countries: in aggressive workplaces, we do poorer work, collaborate less, and shirk more. Incivility breaks confidence and breeds resentment.
The best way to get results is to show respect.
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Amazing news and great timing, my subscription was just coming to an end! 😎
JetBrains@jetbrains
🎉 Exciting news for @WebStormIDE and @JetBrainsRider users! WebStorm and Rider are now free for non-commercial use.
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Latest Thoughtworks Technology Radar is out - our regular survey of technologies that capture our attention in our client work. We found lots of AI-adjacent tools to be useful, but also that coding assistants often lead to problems
thoughtworks.com/radar
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🚀 We're excited to announce that now you can buy The Software Tester’s Journey: Exploring Career Opportunities and Adventures!
👀 For the next 3 days (until 9pm CET on 24 October) you can buy the book for only $11.99 (minimum price), before we increase the price after that.
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I can't believe how easy it was to add Stripe payments to my cal.com/ivanandcode meeting types. Like, five clicks!?
What is this UX sorcery, @Cal?🤯
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Being a long time advocate that "100% test coverage" is NOT EQUAL to "thoroughly tested"!
Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub@allenholub
Strictly speaking, TDD "tests" aren't very good tests. They are really examples of how you intend to use the code—more specification than test. However, when I'm doing TDD, I also write many additional tests that aren't strictly part of the TDD process, and I do that as I'm writing the code. Doesn't everybody? Why not? I don't see why people want to distinguish between TDD and in-depth testing. Seems to me that they're inseparable.
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Never thought about Friday deployments from the "cumulative risk on Monday" perspective!
Charity Majors@mipsytipsy
Liz has taken over the @honeycombio LinkedIn account thisweek. 🥰 Here she is talking about our Friday deploy practices. Yes, we deploy on Fridays, even before long holiday weekends. But we ask engineers to land their diffs an hour before they log off. linkedin.com/posts/honeycom…
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If the newsletter from Dawid helped you in the past, you know what to do now: buymeacoffee.com/softwaretestin…
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A regular reminder to support people who helped you in some shape or form! A small thing for you, but it means a lot to them!
Thank you, @ddylowicz @QANewsletter
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Hey! 🙂
The 241st issue is out!
softwaretestingweekly.com/issues/241
Congrats @KristinJackvony, @ivanandcode, @Tweet_Cassandra, @parwalrahul, @2bittester, @antozanini95, @LasithDilshan20, @stefanjudis, @vitpotapov, @Hardikchotaliya, @Nikolay_A00, @Alex_Zhukovich!
#SoftwareTesting #QA
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@chris_hurney I like the "what people do when nobody is watching" variation of it!
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My wife found this somewhere and shared it with me. I don't know the source.
Company culture isn't the slogans hung on the office walls; it's the way people feel on Sunday night.
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@tvonlinz Yes, make sense, but will frameworks really help (for this situation)? If one couldn't come up with the "exploration scenario" to test for such a case, one would not create a "system automatic test" for it.
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